Student Success Programs
At Student Success Programs, we provide the tools and personalized support you need to thrive—from your first day to graduation. Whether you are looking for one-on-one success coaching, skill-building workshops, or connections to community resources, we take a holistic approach to helping you reach your goals. Specialized support programs provide a sense of belonging, intensive support, programming, and other resources to support student success, retention and goal achievement for specific student populations such as first-generation students, students of color, student parents, adult students, and students from traditionally underserved backgrounds.

Adults & Student Parents
Whether you are returning to the classroom after a break or balancing coursework with the demands of parenthood, we are here to simplify your transition. Our Adult Student & Family Resources provide the specialized support you need to earn a degree, master new marketable skills, or pivot to a fresh career.
Adult & Family Resources
Child Care Access
The Child Care Access Means Parents in School (CCAMPIS) program helps eligible students balance their education and family life by making child care more affordable. Student-parents accepted into the program receive financial vouchers that can be used to significantly reduce the out-of-pocket costs of child care services, ensuring you can focus on your classes while your children are in a safe, supportive environment.
CCAMPIS
Excellence Program
The Excellence Program supports the leadership development and academic success of underrepresented students of color. Participants gain access to a dedicated community, personalized success coaching, and mentoring opportunities. By offering social enrichment and skill-building workshops, the program ensures students have the resources and connections needed to thrive throughout their college experience.
Excellence Program
Parents Lead
Parents Lead is a cohort-based program designed to help student-parents balance family life while earning a degree. Eligible primary caregivers receive personalized coaching and wraparound support, including scholarships for tuition, books, and childcare. By combining financial assistance with a dedicated learning community, the program helps parents overcome barriers to academic success.
Parents Lead
PASS Program
The Partnership to Achieving Student Success (PASS) program provides first-generation, limited-income, and underrepresented students with a free support network to ease the college transition. Members participate in summer and winter academies, receive personalized success coaching, and have access to financial aid like tuition and book scholarships. With a focus on faculty engagement and academic workshops, PASS helps students build the skills and connections necessary for long-term success.
PASS Program
Project Forward Step
Project Forward Step supports adult students, single parents, and those who are out-of-workforce or limited income as they train for new careers. Participants receive free personalized coaching, needs assessments, and success workshops, along with eligibility for scholarships to cover tuition and books. By maintaining a 2.0 GPA and meeting monthly with dedicated staff, students gain the resources and community connections needed to achieve economic self-sufficiency.
Project Forward StepSuccess Coaching Appointments
Get personalized support by meeting with a success coach for one-time or ongoing appointments. Unlike academic advisors, coaches focus on building your time management, study habits, and goal-setting skills. Whether you want to sharpen your academic performance or need a custom recovery plan to get back on track, a success coach helps you navigate barriers and connects you with the resources needed to reach your goals.
Make an AppointmentSuccess Resource Library
Gain essential academic skills on your own schedule with our online, self-paced workshops. Available 24/7 through Learning Centers & Tutoring Support, these interactive modules cover vital topics like time management, study strategies, and research techniques. They offer a flexible way to sharpen your skills and improve your classroom performance whenever it’s most convenient for you.
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Student Success Programs
Annapolis Hall (A-103)
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301.624.2894
Michelle Ricketts
Director of Student Success and Retention
[email protected]
301.624.2707
Jose Moreno
Assistant Director of Student Success and Retention
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301.846.2531